Samsung HG50Q60AANF User manual

E-MANUAL

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Contents

Guide

Connections

5Connection Guide

6 Connecting an Antenna

7Connecting to the Internet

11 Screen Sharing (Smart View) with your Mobile Device

14 Connection Cables for External Devices

16 Switching between external devices connected to the TV

18 Connection Notes

Remote Control and Peripherals

21 About the Samsung Smart Remote (QLED TV/AU9 Series or

higher/The Frame)

24 About the Samsung Smart Remote (AU8 Series)

27 Connecting the Samsung Smart Remote to the TV

28 Controlling External Devices with a Samsung Remote

Control - Using the Universal Remote

29 Using Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC)

30 Controlling the TV with a Keyboard, Mouse, or Gamepad

32 Entering Text using the On-Screen Virtual Keyboard

Smart Features

34 Using Smart Hub

43 Using a Samsung account

45 Using Ambient Mode

51 Using Art Mode

59 Using PC on TV

65 Using the Apps Service

69 Using the e-Manual

71 Using the Internet

72 Using SmartThings

75 Playing pictures/video/music

81 Using Multi View

83 Using Bixby

88 Using the Game Bar

TV Viewing

91 Using the Guide

94 Recording Programs

96 Setting Up Schedule Viewing

98 Using Timeshift

98 Buttons and functions available while recording a program

or Timeshift

100 Using the Channel List

101 Editing Channels

102 Using a Personal Favorites List

103 TV-Viewing Support Functions

Picture and Sound

106 Using Intelligent Mode

108 Adjusting the Picture Quality

110 Setting the Viewing Environment for External Devices

113 Changing the Picture Size and Position

114 Conguring a Sound Mode and Expert Settings

116 Using the Sound Support Functions

System and Support

118 Using the Time Functions and the Timers

121 Using the Power and Energy Saving Functions

122 Updating the TV's Software

123 Audio and Video Functions for the Visually or Hearing

Impaired

129 Using Voice Assistants on the TV

130 Using Other Functions

Precautions and Notes

132 Before Using the Recording and Timeshift Functions

134 Read Before Using Apps

135 Read Before Using the Internet Function

137 Read Before Playing Photo, Video, or Music Files

149 Read After Installing the TV

150 Supported Resolutions for UHD Input Signals

151 Resolutions for Input Signals supported by 8K models

(QN7**A series or higher)

152 Supported Resolutions for FreeSync (VRR)

153 Supported Resolutions for Wide Screen

154 Read Before Connecting a Computer (Supported

Resolutions)

157 Supported Resolutions for Video Signals

159 Read Before Using Bluetooth Devices

160 Blocking programs based on their TV Rating

163 Licenses

Troubleshooting

Picture Issues

164 Testing the picture

Sound and Noise Issues

170 Testing the sound

Channel and Broadcast Issues

External Device Connectivity Issues

Network Issues

Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC) Issues

Remote Control Issues

Recording Issues

Apps

Media Files

Voice Assistant Issues

Other issues

Diagnosing TV operational issues

Getting Support

187 Getting support through Remote Management

187 Finding the contact information for service

187 Requesting service

FAQ

The TV Screen does not Display Properly

188 When the TV screen does not display properly

The TV does not Turn On

193 When your TV does not turn on

The Picture is Distorted, or No Sound Comes Out of the

Sound Bar

199 When the TV does not connect with an external device

properly

Internet Access is not Available

203 When the TV can't connect to the Internet

There is No Sound or the Speakers are Making an Odd Sound

208 When no sound comes out of the TV, or the sound is

breaking up

The Remote Control does not Work

214 When the remote control does not work

Updating the Software

218 Updating to the latest TV software

Accessibility Guidance

Learn the Menu Screen

224 Using the Remote control

226 Using the Accessibility Menu

231 Using the TV with Voice Guide on

233 Using the guide

236 Using Schedule Viewing

237 Using the Channel List

238 Recording

241 Using Smart Hub

245 Launching the e-Manual

246 Using Bixby

Guide

Learn how to use various features.

Connections

You can watch live broadcasts by connecting a coaxial cable to your TV and can get access to the Internet by using a

LAN cable or wireless access point. Using various connectors, you can also connect external devices.

Connection Guide

You can view detailed information about external devices that can be connected to the TV.

Source Connection Guide Try Now

It shows you how to connect various external devices, such as video devices, game consoles, and PCs using pictures.

If you select the connection method and an external device, the connection details appear.

•Audio Device: HDMI (eARC), Optical, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi Speaker Surround Setup

•Video Device: HDMI

•Smartphone: Screen Sharing (Smart View), SmartThings, Apple AirPlay, NFC on TV, Tap View

•PC: HDMI, Screen Sharing (Wireless), Apple AirPlay

•Input Device: Remote Control, Keyboard, Mouse, USB Gamepad, USB Camera, Bluetooth Device

•Game Console: HDMI

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•External Storage: USB Flash Drive, Hard Disk Drive (HDD)

The connection method and available external devices may differ depending on the model.

Some functions may not be supported depending on the model or geographical area.

Using HDMI Troubleshooting, you can check the connection to HDMI cable and external devices (takes approximately 2

minutes).

Connection Guide

Audio Device

Video Device

Smartphone

PC

Input Device

Game Console

External Storage

HDMI (eARC)

Optical

Bluetooth

Wi-Fi

Wi-Fi Speaker Surround Setup

HDMI Troubleshooting

Connect audio devices, such as speakers, sound bars,

headphones, or home theaters, to TV.

The image on your TV may differ from the image above depending on the model and geographical area.

Connecting an Antenna

You can connect a coaxial cable to your TV.

An antenna connection is not necessary if you connect a cable box or satellite box.

The port on your TV may differ from the following gure depending on the product model and region.

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Connecting to the Internet

You can get access to the Internet through your TV.

Settings General Network Open Network Settings Try Now

Congure network settings to connect to an available network.

Establishing a wired Internet connection

Settings General Network Open Network Settings Wired

If you connect a LAN cable, the TV automatically accesses the Internet.

If the TV does not automatically connect to the network, refer to "Network Issues" in "Troubleshooting."

To connect a LAN cable, use a CAT 7 (*STP type) cable for the connection. (100/10 Mbps)

* Shielded Twisted Pair

The TV will not be able to connect to the Internet if your network speed is below 10 Mbps.

This function may not be supported depending on the model.

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Establishing a wireless Internet connection

Settings General Network Open Network Settings Wireless

Make sure that you have the wireless access point's name (SSID) and password settings before attempting to

connect. The network name (SSID) and security key are available on the wireless access point's conguration

screen. See the wireless access point's user manual for more information.

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Wireless Connection

Select your wireless network.

Refresh

Manage Saved Networks

The image on your TV may differ from the image above depending on the model and geographical area.

If no wireless access point is found, select Add Network at the bottom of the list and enter the network name (SSID).

If your wireless access point has a WPS or PBC button, select Use WPS at the bottom of the list, and then push the WPS or

PBC button on your access point within 2 minutes. The TV will connect automatically.

To view or delete previously connected network names (SSIDs), move the focus to Manage Saved Networks, and then press

the Select button.

To disconnect Wi-Fi, select Disconnect in Settings General Network Network Status.

Checking the Internet connection status

Settings General Network Network Status Try Now

View the current network and Internet status.

Resetting Your Network

Settings General Network Reset Network Try Now

Restore the network settings to the factory default.

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Turning on the TV with a mobile device

Settings General Network Expert Settings Power On with Mobile

You can turn on the TV using a mobile device connected to the same network as the TV.

This function is available with a mobile device connected to the TV through the SmartThings app or the Apple AirPlay

function.

Apple AirPlay may not be supported depending on the model or geographical area.

Connecting an IP control device to the TV

Settings General Network Expert Settings IP Remote

You can connect an IP control device to the TV remotely to manage your IP device.

To use this function, Power On with Mobile must be turned on.

Turning this feature on may allow other IP control devices to control your TV. We recommend turning this feature on only

if an authorized third-party custom controller is installed and congured specically for a Samsung TV and if your Wi-Fi

network is password protected.

This function may not be supported depending on the model.

Allowing to connect a wireless network

Settings General Network Expert Settings Wi-Fi

You can enable the connection to Wi-Fi.

To connect a wireless network, the function must be active.

Changing the name of the TV

Settings General System Manager Device Name Try Now

You can change the name of the TV on the network. Select User Input at the bottom of the list and change the

name.

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Screen Sharing (Smart View) with your Mobile Device

You can watch the screen of your mobile device on the TV screen through Smart View, Tap View or Multi View.

For information on how to share the screen with your mobile device, refer to Source Connection Guide

Smartphone Screen Sharing (Smart View).

• To turn off Screen Sharing (Smart View), disconnect the mobile device or press the button on the remote

control.

• Using the Smart View menu on your mobile device, you can change the settings such as aspect ratio.

• Use AirPlay if you are an iPhone or iPad user. For more information, refer to Source Connection Guide

Smartphone Apple AirPlay.

This function may not be supported depending on the model or geographical area.

• The screen sharing function (Smart View/Apple AirPlay) on your mobile device appears on Multi View of the TV

(or the screen on your mobile device).

This function may not be supported depending on the model or geographical area.

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Using Tap View

By tapping the mobile device on your TV, you can watch Multi View or mobile device's screen through the TV screen.

When you tap a mobile device on your TV while running a music app on your mobile device, the TV screen switches

to the Music Wall screen.

This function may not be supported depending on the model.

This function is available in Samsung mobile devices with Android 8.1 or higher.

Music Wall screen is a function that allows you to enjoy music along with visual video effects that change according to the

genre and beat of the music.

1.

Enable Tap View on your mobile device.

For more information about conguration, refer to 'Enabling Tap View'.

2.

Turn on the screen of your mobile device.

3.

Tap your mobile device on the TV. The TV screen switches to Multi View, Music Wall, or mobile device's screen.

When you perform Tap View in Ambient Mode feature or Art mode (only in The Frame models), only the mobile

device's screen appears on the TV.

4.

Watch Multi View, Music Wall, or mobile device's screen on the TV screen.

The displayed TV screen may differ depending on the model.

This function enables Screen/Sound Mirroring by detecting vibrations generated when you tap the mobile device on the TV.

Be sure to tap away from the TV screen and bezel corners. It may scratch or break the TV or mobile device screen.

We recommend using your mobile device with the cover in place and lightly tap it on any external edge of the TV.

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Enabling Tap View

Enable Tap View in the SmartThings app.

Depending on the SmartThings app version, you may need to register the TV with your mobile device.

This function may not be supported depending on the model.

1.

Launch the SmartThings app on your mobile device.

2.

Select Settings ( ) in SmartThings app on your mobile device.

3.

Set Tap View to on.

Upon connection for the rst time, select Allow on a pop-up window of the TV.

Mobile Screen Viewing in Multi View

When you start screen sharing with a mobile device (Smart View / Apple AirPlay / Tap View), the TV screen switches

to the Multi View or mobile device's screen. Watch multiple contents at the same time with the Multi View screen.

This function may not be supported depending on the model.

For more information, refer to "Using Multi View."

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Connection Cables for External Devices

You can view detailed information about the connection cables for external devices that can be connected to the TV.

Cable name Image Description

HDMI

to

HDMI

Each cable simultaneously transmits digital video and audio signals

from an external device to the HDMI port on the TV.

Cables are divided into various types according to the types of input

or output ports on external devices.

HDMI

to

MINI HDMI

HDMI

to

Micro HDMI

HDMI

to

USB Type-C

HDMI

to

DisplayPort

Mini DisplayPort

to

HDMI

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Cable name Image Description

DVI

to

HDMI

DVI to HDMI cables can transmit only digital video signals and not

audio signals. We recommend that you use HDMI to HDMI cables.

Optical

Optical cables are used to transmit audio signals to external

speakers with low signal loss.

Optical cables can't transmit video signals.

Component

Component cables transmit analogue signals.

The video signal is separated and transmitted to the red, green, and

blue terminals to provide HD (1080i) pictures. The audio signal is

transmitted to the red and white terminals.

Composite

Composite cables transmit analogue signals.

The video signal is transmitted to the yellow terminal, and the audio

signal is transmitted to the red and white terminals.

Available connection cables may differ depending on the model or geographical area.

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Switching between external devices connected to the TV

You can switch between TV programs and the content of external devices.

Source

When you select a connected external device on the Source screen, the output of the selected device is displayed on

the TV's screen.

To control a device (Blu-ray player, game console, etc.) that supports universal remote control with the TV's remote control,

connect the device to an HDMI port on the TV, and then turn on the device. The output displayed on the TV is automatically

switched to the output of the device or you can congure universal remote control for the device automatically. For more

information, refer to "Controlling External Devices with a Samsung Remote Control - Using the Universal Remote."

When a USB device is connected to the USB port, a pop-up message appears that lets you switch easily to the media

content listed on the device.

This function may not be supported depending on the device and geographical area.

Editing the name and icon of an external device

Source

You can change the port name for a connected external device or add it to the Home Screen.

Sources

Universal Remote

Edit

Information

Add to Home

Source

The image on your TV may differ from the image above depending on the model and geographical area.

1.

Move the focus to a connected external device.

2.

Press the up directional button. The following functions become available:

Available functions may differ depending on the port type.

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1.Universal Remote

You can control external devices connected to the TV using a Samsung remote control. To control external devices,

register them by following the instructions on the screen.

This function may not be supported depending on the model or geographical area.

For more information, refer to "Controlling External Devices with a Samsung Remote Control - Using the Universal

Remote."

2.Edit

You can rename the input ports and change the device icons.

3.Information

You can view detailed information about an external device.

4.Add to Home

You can add the port of an external device to the Home Screen for quick switching.

Using additional functions

You can use the following features on the Source screen.

•PC on TV

Use the TV to access your PC via remote PC or Screen Sharing (Wireless).

For more information, refer to "Using PC on TV."

•Connection Guide

Displays device connection instructions.

For more information, refer to "Connection Guide."

•Remote Key Guide

You can view how to use the remote control.

This function may not be supported depending on the model or geographical area.

•Universal Remote

Lets you register external devices to your Samsung remote control and control them using the Remote.

This function may not be supported depending on the model or geographical area.

For more information, refer to "Controlling External Devices with a Samsung Remote Control - Using the Universal

Remote."

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Connection Notes

When connecting an external device, note the following:

The number of connectors, and their names and locations may differ with the model.

Refer to the external device's operating manual when connecting it to the TV. The number of external device connectors,

and their names and locations may differ with the manufacturer.

Connection notes for HDMI

• The following types of HDMI cables are recommended:

– High Speed HDMI Cable

– High Speed HDMI Cable with Ethernet

– Premium High Speed HDMI Cable

– Premium High Speed HDMI Cable with Ethernet

– Ultra High Speed HDMI Cable

• Use an HDMI cable with a thickness of 0.66 inches (17 mm) or less.

• Using a non-certified HDMI cable may result a blank screen or a connection error.

• Some HDMI cables and devices may not be compatible with the TV due to different HDMI specifications.

• This TV does not support HDMI Ethernet Channel. Ethernet is a Local Area Network (LAN) built with coaxial

cables standardized by the IEEE.

• Use a cable shorter than 10 feet (3 m) to get the best UHD viewing quality.

• Many computer graphics adaptors do not have HDMI ports, but have DVI or DisplayPort ports instead. If your PC

does not support HDMI video out, connect your PC with a DVI to HDMI or HDMI to DisplayPort cable.

• When the TV is connected to an external device, such as a DVD/BD player or a set-top box via HDMI, power sync

mode will be automatically activated. In the power sync mode, the TV continues to detect and connect external

devices via HDMI cable. This function can be deactivated by removing the HDMI cable of the connected device.

This function may not be supported depending on the model.

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Connection notes for audio devices

• For better audio quality, it is good to use an AV receiver.

• If you connect an external audio device using an optical cable, the Sound Output setting automatically changes

to the connected device. However, to make this happen, you must turn on the external audio device before

connecting the optical cable. To manually change the Sound Output setting, do one of the following

This function may not be supported depending on the model.

– Use the Quick Settings screen to change to the connected device:

Use the Select button to select Optical on the Sound Output menu. ( Settings up directional

button Sound Output).

– Use the Settings screen to change to the connected device:

Select Optical on the Sound Output menu. ( Settings Sound Sound Output).

Refer to the sound bar's user manual when connecting it to the TV.

• An unusual noise coming from a connected audio device while you are using it, may indicate a problem with the

audio device itself. If this occurs, ask for assistance from the audio device's manufacturer.

• Digital audio is only available with 5.1 channel broadcasts.

Connection notes for computers

• For the resolutions supported by the TV, refer to "Read Before Connecting a Computer (Supported Resolutions)."

• If you want to connect your PC and TV wirelessly, both of them must be connected to each other on the same

network.

• When sharing content with other network-based devices, such as those in an IP (Internet Protocol) storage

system, sharing may not be supported due to the network’s configuration, quality, or functionality, for example,

if the network has an NAS (Network-Attached Storage) device.

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Connection notes for mobile devices

• To use the Smart View function, the mobile device must support a mirroring function, such as Screen Mirroring

or Smart View. To check whether your mobile device supports the mirroring function, refer to the mobile

device's user manual.

• The Screen Sharing (Smart View) feature may not operate smoothly in a 2.4 GHz environment. For better

experience, 5.0 GHz is recommended. 5 GHz may not be available depending on the model.

• To use Wi-Fi Direct, the mobile device must support the Wi-Fi Direct function. To check whether your mobile

device supports Wi-Fi Direct, refer to the mobile device's user manual.

• The mobile device and your Smart TV must be connected to each other on the same network.

• Use AirPlay if you are an iPhone or iPad user. For more information, refer to Source Connection Guide

Smartphone Apple AirPlay.

This function may not be supported depending on the model or geographical area.

• The video or audio may stop intermittently, depending on network conditions.

• When sharing content with other network-based devices, such as those in an IP (Internet Protocol) storage

system, sharing may not be supported due to the network’s configuration, quality, or functionality, for example,

if the network has an NAS (Network-Attached Storage) device.

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